Pod Force One

Harmeet Dhillon, the Justice Department’s top civil rights lawyer,  joins Miranda Devine for a candid conversation about rooting out liberal entrenchment in the civil rights division at the DOJ. She tells Miranda that 70% of attorneys in her division quit after she demanded they follow the law instead of leftist activism. She reveals how she’s dismantling decades of DEI discrimination, aggressively prosecuting attacks on synagogues and churches, and ending the weaponization against conservatives, parents, Catholics, and Trump supporters. Sponsors: Pharma Reform Alliance: Learn more at https://www.pharmareformalliance.com/ Masa Chips: Ready to give MASA or Vandy a try? Get 25% off your first order by going to http://masachips.com/PODFORCEONE and using code PODFORCEONE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of the lingering mysteries of January 6th was solved after the FBI arrested a suspect in the planted pipe bomb case. AG Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel say there was no new evidence just "fresh eyes." So how did Biden's FBI miss what was right in front of them? In this Pod Force One mini-episode, Miranda Devine walks through the overwhelming evidence in the case as well as evidence that suggests not solving it may have been the exact outcome the Biden FBI wanted. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Senator Ron Johnson, a United States senator from Wisconsin, dives into the mysteries Washington dare not confront. He probes the unanswered questions surrounding the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and challenges the narratives about the collapse of Tower 7 on 9/11. Johnson also discusses his investigations into Hunter Biden and shines a light on the deep state's influence within government agencies. With a focus on oversight and transparency, he advocates for a nonpartisan review of 9/11 while raising concerns over vaccine injury and the government's response to whistleblowers.

Kash Patel's tumultuous leadership at the FBI faces intense scrutiny from insiders. A bombshell report labels the agency as 'rudderless' with outlandish anecdotes that spotlight Patel's controversial actions. Concerns about internal mistrust and politicization are raised, alongside allegations of retaliation against dissenters. Yet, there's a glimpse of hope with praise for operational shifts focused on casework and counterterrorism. As calls for broader reforms echo, the future of the Bureau remains uncertain.

Dr. Marty Makary, a renowned surgeon and public health researcher, challenges the narrative surrounding COVID-19, claiming Fauci concealed crucial information and discussing the FDA's mishandling of vaccine risks. He highlights the rising health issues in children linked to diet and advocates for major reforms in the food system. Makary also raises concerns about pediatric transgender treatments, emphasizing the need for evidence-based approaches. His insights on restoring trust in healthcare and revamping drug approval processes paint a bold picture for future public health.

Tensions rise as Europe narrowly escapes a series of coordinated Hamas terror plots, thanks to Mossad's intelligence. In Gaza, new Israeli airstrikes are testing the fragile ceasefire, while Iran faces demands from the IAEA regarding its nuclear program. Meanwhile, U.S. Marines in Haiti get caught in a gunfight amid escalating gang violence. This episode dives deep into these pressing global issues, highlighting the intricate connections between terrorism, international diplomacy, and on-the-ground security challenges.

Karoline Leavitt, the youngest White House Press Secretary in history and former Trump campaign spokeswoman, dives into her experiences navigating the press and national security communications. She shares her reaction to the president's assassination attempt and how it changed him. Balancing motherhood with her duties in the West Wing, she discusses the challenges of juggling family life and a demanding career. Leavitt also emphasizes the importance of media preparation and restoring trust amidst a turbulent news landscape.

An attempted assassination of Trump in Butler, PA, raises eyebrows as crucial information seems absent from the congressional report. Miranda investigates Thomas Crooks' troubling online transformation from pro- to anti-Trump, revealing extremist views and connections to the furry community. A PayPal account linked to an ex-FBI agent adds to the intrigue. Questions swirl about the FBI's handling of Crooks' case, the lack of accountability, and the classified nature of reports surrounding the incident.

Judge Jeanine Pirro, a former judge and U.S. Attorney for D.C., dives into the chilling effects of the Left's 'assassination culture' and soft-on-crime policies affecting major cities. She discusses the alarming rise in teen homicides and advocates for stricter prosecution of violent youth. Pirro critiques D.C.'s ineffective sentencing laws, emphasizing the need for quality-of-life policing. She also reflects on her relationship with Trump, examines political violence's roots, and shares her passion for victim advocacy and public safety reforms.

Eric Trump, businessman and executive at the Trump Organization, joins Miranda Devine to discuss the dramatic FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago, sharing allegations of planted documents. He dives into his experiences surviving political scrutiny and the family's struggles with media bias during Russiagate. Eric reveals insights on crypto's potential, the family's political ambitions, and how they built alternative platforms due to censorship. He also reflects on his upbringing and parental influences, culminating in a candid conversation about family loyalty and resilience.